Note 336 — Chapter II
Reading edition
Compare De Morgan, Formal Logic, pp. 91, 130. De Morgan calls a syllogism fundamental, when neither of its premisses is stronger than is necessary to produce the conclusion (Formal Logic, p. 77).
Reading edition
Compare De Morgan, Formal Logic, pp. 91, 130. De Morgan calls a syllogism fundamental, when neither of its premisses is stronger than is necessary to produce the conclusion (Formal Logic, p. 77).